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In the late 19th century Niger Delta, King Jaja of Opobo brought the British Empire to a standstill using the mechanics of international capitalism.
Why Sudan Courts Are Targets in a Hidden Drone War
As remote drone warfare escalates in Sudan, civilian courthouses like Um Rawaba are targeted to dismantle legal accountability and terrorize citizens.
Why is Due Process Denied in Haitian Immigration Enforcement?
Explore the history and modern crisis of Haitian deportations, TPS terminations, expedited removal, and systemic due process denials in U.S. immigration.
Why Is the Smithsonian Leadership Transition Under Fire?
Explore why Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch is stepping down amid rising political pressure over American history curation and 2026 Semiquincentennial plans.
Memphis Disaster Neglect: How Black Mutual Aid Saves Lives
As failing power grids and extreme heat hit Black neighborhoods in Memphis, grassroots mutual aid networks mobilize to save lives amid institutional neglect.
Namibia Aid Cuts: Why Is a Model African Health System at Risk?
As the US ends PEPFAR aid to Namibia, grassroots clinics warn of a public health collapse, threatening decades of historic progress in combating HIV.
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